Call Control Commands
ATDn | Dial a Number. Directs the DIVA T/A to dial the specified number, attempt to | |
| establish a connection, and go online. | |
| Punctuation characters may be used for clarity, with parentheses, hyphens, spaces, | |
| and periods being ignored. Also, the “P”, “T”, “W”, “@”, “,” and “R” dial modifiers used by | |
| modems are ignored since they are not relevant to ISDN. | |
| The “~” and “&” characters are used to dial two numbers within the same dialing | |
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| The following modifiers can be used: | |
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| S=n | Dial the number stored in the directory n |
| M | Establish a Modem over ISDN call. |
| N | Establish a data connection. |
| I | Establish a 56K ISDN data connection. |
| V | Establish an ISDN DATA over VOICE connection (North America only). |
| ; | Any character following this parameter is treated as an AT command (entered in |
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| the command mode) . |
| The maximum number of dialed digits is 20 for North America and 40 for | |
| International. The symbols # and * are counted as digits; punctuation (parentheses, | |
| hyphens, spaces, and periods) and alphabetical digits (P, T, W, @, or R) are ignored. | |
| When dialing multiple numbers using “~” or “&” with MultiLink PPP, each dialed | |
| number can also have up to 20 digits in North America and 40 for International. | |
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ATH | Hang up a Call. To disconnect and hang up a call. If the DIVA T/A is currently online, | |
| the connection is terminated. | |
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